Partial foot prostheses are partial foot prostheses used in cases where a part of the foot (e.g. toes, forefoot or midfoot) is lost due to congenital loss, trauma, diabetes or circulatory disorders. Instead of a full foot, it aims to restore the function of only the missing area.

 

Features of Partial Foot Prostheses

 

Scope: Covers losses from a part of the toes to the metatarsal level (forefoot).

Purpose of Use:

Protection of walking balance and stepping order

Improvement of aesthetic appearance

Prevention of pressure sores that may occur on the foot

Making Materials:

Silicone (preferred for its aesthetic and lightweight structure)

Carbon fiber (more robust and supportive structure)

Thermoplastic materials

Areas of Use of Partial Foot Prostheses

 

Diabetic foot resulting toe or forefoot amputation

Traumatic injuries (accidents, war, crushing, etc.)

Congenital anomalies

Necrosis due to vascular diseases

 

Advantages of Partial Foot Prostheses

 

Unnoticeable in shoes, provides aesthetic compatibility

Facilitates daily activities

Balances stepping points, prevents knee and back pain

Increases walking ability by providing orthopedic support

 

Partial Foot Prostheses Custom Design

 

Partial foot prostheses are usually made specifically for the person. The shape, length, color and material of the prosthesis are determined by taking into account the user's needs, lifestyle and aesthetic preferences.